Sentence examples for some diverging from inspiring English sources

However, some diverging examples were found in our recent tests.

Confirmation (in the strict sense) thus reflects an increase from initial to final probability, whereas disconfirmation reflects a decrease (see Achinstein 2005 for some diverging views on this very idea).

For example, AdVs pneumonia was the most common pneumonia in Beijing and Shanghai area of China from the 1950s to 1960s characterized by complications, high mortality, but the incidence declined in the late 1980s with some diverging occasionally [ 11- 13].

In the late 1980s, the incidence declined with only some diverging cases.

However, since only 8,602 of the 12,268 MAKER2 biological sequence alignment-based genes had InterPro matches, we were concerned that the InterPro approach to boost ab initio genes to the final gene set would miss some rapidly diverging genes.

But as a choreographic team, these young artists have begun to develop a language very much their own, echoing Cunningham in some respects, wildly diverging in others.

Pinnipeds derived from a common bearlike ancestor during the late Oligocene Epoch, diverging some 25 to 27 million years ago into the presently known families.

It appears that expression of these odorant binding proteins has been conserved in some cases, whilst diverging in others, presumably in response to taxon-specific selection processes.

I suggest underlining more clearly that the risk of depression will be calculated in relation to other possible combinations of job strain model variables, which I find important as there is some evidence of diverging results.

There are many points of view; some converge and some diverge.

While many research methods overlap across the relevant disciplinary perspectives, some diverge.